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Redlines you can send as-is.
Leela drafts the changes, shows them as tracked edits against the real language, and waits for your approval. Export a clean Word redline that opens perfectly on the other side.
How the redline gets made
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Leela proposes the edits
From the issues list and your instructions, Leela drafts the changes to the operative paper.
- 02
You review them in context
Every change shows up as a tracked edit against the real language. Read it the way you'd read a colleague's redline.
- 03
Nothing changes until you approve
Edits are staged, not applied. You accept, refine, or send them back, turn by turn.
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Export a clean redline
Take it out as a Word document that opens cleanly on the other side, formatting intact.
Send-as-is
Redlines you can send as-is.
The track changes open clean in their Word: fonts, spacing, and numbering preserved, every clause where it belongs. No reformatting, no cleanup before it goes out.
- Word-native track changes
- Formatting preserved on the round trip
- Opens cleanly in their Word
You're in control
An associate that drafts, and waits for your sign-off.
Leela stages every edit and waits. Nothing touches the document until you approve it, so you keep judgment over the paper while the drafting work gets done.
- Edits staged, never auto-applied
- Accept, refine, or reject each change
- Guardrails on risky edits
Turn by turn
Refine without losing the thread.
Ask for a tighter cap, a different fallback, a softer tone: Leela reworks the draft in the same session, keeping the matter's context as it goes.
- Multi-turn drafting
- Context carried across edits
- Internal work kept separate from what's ready to send
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